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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-25
Gmbroioerie 9epartenlellt.
GpiBef : 0epartemeilt.

5rdulein iebt feline 3eit babe, 10 tdme
es ibr ni1t barauf an, 3ii tparten.
Saaten sic ibr, baB i5 8efu9 babes
gaein, man tana ia ni@t mihen, OBJ es
Der 6err Obeim,-fe mari einen perle.
genen Bid auf Sobanues-ni1t burn
Bic Dame erfibre!
grneffine .iab betroHeu Dor fi9 nieoer.
Oas ilt wabr,-tpsnn Der 3ufan tpoute,
%, mas TT ba au tbun2 Wel6e Werle'
genbeit.
Sd badte, tpenn f9 Der 9err BON
mir bur6 bds 2abDratoriun uno bic
6intertreppe binabfiibren lieBe? i6lug
Bic Wilnlers dngfilid bittenb Dor.
SOIL i9 bas2 frug Sobannes ni9t
obne einen Mus1ug BON llnwilen.
grueifine fab NIT 8eiorgnib bic Wiu'
mers on. Sbun sic es, bat fie,-nur
aus 61onung fiir bic arme Jrau, bic
bes Obeims sanser 3orn trdfe, uiroe
es ibm berratbeu, bab fie unfer 3uIam'
meniein unterfibie.
Sd mus mid Sbren Whnf9en fiigen,
aber nur fit beute mod, fagte er rubig
unb rei1te ibr bic Sano. Wann oarf
i1 wieberfommen2
N6Glien Sonnabenb, ni6t mabr2
Sobannes tpuBte tpobl, tpesbalb iie
gerabe biefen Sag be3ei6nete, aber er
idwieg unb folgte Der boraneileHoen
Wilmers. Inter Der Sbhr fab er fi9
nod einmial na9 grneiiine I'm, iie las
cine @eritimutuns In ieinen 3aeen unb
elite ibm na9.
Bite, shrneu sic mir ni@t, mein gus
ter 9errl
sobannes mar5 burG bieie Snuisfeit
bes ionff 10 farren Weiens tief gerhbrt.
gr aog ib,e Sanb on ieine 3ippen uno
flafferte ipei1: v9eie, iiientals tperbe i'd
Sbnen 3iirnen. Soft bebate Sic!
Die $biir i9loB fb binter ibm uno
grneitine, nod tief betpegt bon Maem,
mas fie erlebt, balb ipaGen6, balb tr6us
menb, ging mad benz 8or;intmer, um
bic bort barrenbe 6remoe eiusulafen.
Die Worronsta ftanb bor ibr In ibrer
eansen pta@t.
grnefine bate In ibrem 2eben nod
feline 70 auberorbentIiGe gri6einung
seIeben. Sic mar f0rmli9 seblenbet.
Sas braune iuuoniI1e Muge Der ge'
ipaItigen 6rau rubte nit einem Muss
brud gebdifiger Neugieroe auf ibr, bic
inmar3en Brauen iparen finiter 3uiam'
inenge5ogen; es lag etmas 10 Qartes.
llebermitbiges In ibrem gan,en Wefen,
baB grneitine i'm Snnerifen babon bers
Iebt mar, bepor ie elm Wort seiproGen.
Die Mrt, nit uel9er bieie 6rau fie
bonn S6eitel Bis sur 3ebe NAB. rief
cine grinnerung an bic pein IN ibr
mad. peIGe ibr einii bic Blide iener
bornebmen Samen bel Der Staatsrdtbin
bereiteten. Cine Setunbe lang ipollte iie
ienes Gefiibl Der S1l6ternbeitunb Ier'
legenbeit Don bamals tuieber btiflei6en,
| fie fiblie fib ielbit tpieoer perI6minben
unb perblaHen gegeniber bieier bo9fab'
renben sldn;en6en peri6nli6teit, aber
| fie mar iebt bas 2inb nidt mebr. bas
tein gelpubtiein beiab, als bas ieiner
Mdngel, unb In Der nd9hen SeIunbs
| i9on erbob Der 6toI3 auf ibren innereu
@ertb iein fampfseriiifetes Saupt.
(Iortfstuus fcIstl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-25

he gel6Ia1tet, fllr;-tpas sur Stabt
fam, ipurbe Derbrau6t. gDar bas ni9t
elm Slid in oiefer furdtbaren 3eit Der
Srodenbeit, no feline MusIidt 6a tuar,
ein 26rn6en 9afer Ober Gorn 3u erns
ten-, baB ipenieftens iene probucte,
bic nidt 10 gaus unb gar bon Der 8unit
ober llngunit Der Witterung abbdngeu,
einen guten Warft batten unb benz
syarmer bod 70 biel baares 8elb ein.
bra1ten, bob er feline eisenen tdsli6en
Musgaben beitreiten tonnte. gDel6 eiu
Slid ipdre es, lpenn Die 6armer fiir
bieie tIeinen gr;eueniRe Der 2anbipirtb.
idaft ben ganSen Sommer iiber einen
bor3iigliGen Mlarft uno quite vcash4s
preife finoen piirben. Wobl beiBt es:
so, bas 8el6, bas bic 6remoen bier
surldlai1en, fommt bios ben Sotels
unb 8oarbingbduiern su 8ute. 8anS
rihtig, aber bon benen bolen es bic
FARMER unb BON bieIen befommen es
tpieber bic 8ei6dftsIeute unb iiberaa
bleibt etipas bdngen, iuie lpenn man
nit S6uiierped bantirt. Sc mebr
ssrembe aber pdbrenb bes Sommers
Borne su ibrem 9lufentbalt pdblen,
befo ndbsr riiden mir bieiem 3ieIe.
Saau mhfen mir aber aud WliiteI une
Wege ergreiien unb bur6 3uiammen'
uirfen sur 9lusftibrung ,u bringen iu'
den, UNI ben Grsmben3uluB su beben.
Die Mittel unb @ege, tuel6e pielIeidt
geeianet pdren, um bas 3iel gu errei'
den, iollen bier nidt porgei6lagen tuer'
ben, aber bur6 dbnlife, ipie bic BON
Or. GingsburD Dor 3urSem in bic Welt
binausseidleuberte Yro9ure ilber 2en'
6au gounip uno Borne gebt's ni9t.
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prei(e lprecDen fit Bdn0e!

Ssrren 8aIbriasan unb braunes 2isIdbrsab
llnterseua, bon sl.75 bis $3.50, per anjus.
Sine bubble AuspabI bon l4par3en eaIss
tidsrn, GantaiieidIsifen, Biubior. unb -four
in banb". .grabatten.
Sin f9oner gorratb BON Ieinenen unb Ieibe.
nen erren.Sal@entiidern, Opera S9isifen,
ieibsnen Hesenfdirmen.
Sin iebr srobes aiioriement bon peibsn nno
bunten snaben.S Sbsrbemben ans Serial, firs
stIter bon 4-l2 Sabrsn. 3u l6, rs, IS, SO 90.
unb aufmdrfS.
SerrsnIduts in allen Gcrmen unS Wuaern
unb ;u allen Yreiieu.
Son Serren- unb !fnabsn. Strobbiien babeu
mir Oas aussebrsitetfe Eager I'M Shbpefen. s
Serren. anb Snaben.6 .6iI3bite, ueide anb
feife, bon allen Mrten unb Sdattirunsen.
5dnb3eus fiir 9aInen u. &inSer.
Sn bieIem Department bin id 70 ipobI bor.
seieben, bab i'd aHe unb Sebrnann 30 befries
oigeu bcrmag.
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9Saraiol Separtemert.

gSir baben bas bel wsitem srobts unS boil.
fdnbisiie Enforcement bon einfaden uno CUE
rus. @onneufdlirmen in Der Stabt
S9par;ieioenc YaraioIs-Son IS es. bis 81.
Sdnar;e AtIas. Sdirme bon 1855.
Sdparse gtlas. S9irme sefIttert unb nit
Gpitenranb bon $2.25-$15.
Sarbiae paraIols unsefiit.erte-l. bis $5.
Garbise garafols, sefiitterte, nit Spisen.
ranb-Son ESQ bis $l2.
sfinber.RaraioIs an 35, 50, rs eS. u. 81.
Samen WeiBwaaren.
Sehiben, bolle GroBe, bon As es. bic 81 81.
eange Scnoen, bon 10 es. bis ;u 81.
goriett.Befen aIler @r0ben, bon 40 Gents
bis su sl.b0.
CONNER @au;c lle6srpefen, in @r6Ben bon
2s-44, ;u 40, so unb 60 Cts.
Cine bubble GuspabI bon SIll II. Spibsu-
banben fir siinber bon % rs bis So.
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au9 bic foeenannte nsute S9ule" ais
Iein, nit uel9er es cine partei nod
Dor 9ursem su erjielen seba9te -tbut's
nidt. Sieie 1T allerbinss BON gang
unbere6enbarem 0ortbeil fiir uniere
eigenen 3inber. Sie Sommerfrii6s
Ter aber brineeu ibre Ginber aus benz
6taube Der Stdbte unb bon Der
iiaubisen S9ulbant in bic Sommers
frii9e, bamit aud lie Die frii9e 8ergs
luft genieBen unb einem friib3eitigen
Sie9tbum bur9 3rdftisuns Der Sun'
gen unb bes 66rpers borgebeugt tperbe.
O. Braun.
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gic uertreibt bic Tleden

unb alIerlei 9lusidldse, puiteln, Jins
men, 8el6piire, itroful6ie Sdfte unb
Sdpinbiu9t i'm anfangsfabium, wel'
DE ni1ts mebr uno nidts weniger als
elm SfrofelIeibsn Der 2uRge 1T, b6lig
aus benz 26rper. Sic itimulirt unb
frdftigt bic 2eber, itdrtt ben Wagen,
regeIt oen Stublgang unb baut bic
i6wafen Stellen bes 96rpers auf.
Sic 1T cine rein bOtanii6e Wiiduns
unb leifet mebr als bon ibr geribmt
wiro. Wir iprs9en BON DR.. gierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" [gol.
oene mebijinii9e gntbedung.]
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Grans0FIdle YereaIs ;u 8, 10, 125 II. Is CO.
@e,eidnete aapns gu %, 30, 5. u. 10 60
8eiser unb farbiger Wfuu-;u 12i, 10, 20
25, s5 unb so gents.
@ei6e eatpns -;u5 5, Z, 8, 10, f2i, is, go,
25, 80, So unb 40 geuts. 8u baben IN S''
iI1ops, gietoria unb Subia 9apns.
gerfiI&e eapus in allen Sdattirunsen BON
Is bis su so gents
Gmbroiberie Separteilellt.
Sd,uei,er 8orbiruns bon 8 bis rs Gts.
gambrie 8o,biruns bon 2l-5o eS.
Eainioof Ginfafiuus bon $50 @ts.
fEarbiee gnrbirnnssn II. auBenranSs baau.
Gfirt jfIouueina, bolle 2duse .75-$2.50.
SpiBeu Separtenlett.
eins enbIoie auspabl in folseneen Sbiten'
Iortsn: eabptif9e, tiirfiidje Sordon. Balsa'
ssia, 8riton, SpaniIds, Gssurial, 6eSora-'u
allen greiten, bon Der binisfen bis gu Der be-
fen glaiie.
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aur;e sfinSeritsibcr BON 65 es. bis $3.50.
Ge;eidnete unb einfade Sdpei;er bon 123
Gents anfpdrts.
8orbirte lleberflsiber ;u 50 unb aufp1rts.
8orOirte gafbmir Starts bon $1.6O-$2.
Sdparse unb farbise Serisbs ~ 81, l.25,
1.50, 50 unb aufip1rts.
Samen StrrnlpfiOrten.
8rauas 8albrigsan, gutter Aualitdt, gu 10,
IL, 15, is, 20, 25, 80 Cts. unb auftpdrts.
Ginfarbiee Strampfe-;u 10, IL, Is, 90,
25 gents iinb auIwdrts.
Ginfade unS Gurus Seioenfttiimbfe fur
Mdbden unb ainbsr, in allen 6arben unh ;u
allen @reiien.
GOriett=9epartenleat.
Bon gorietts baltsn mir bic $50 Bone, bic
Barner 8ros., in allen Graben, Die e. 3 a,
bic 80. 81, Die v2. s." unb bisIc anbere
Marfcn, au 40, so, rs Cts. uns 81.
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Samen=6iite &c II.

DicIes Department fam, sleid ben ibri.
gen nidt hbertroffen tperbeu, ba id idmmtlide
artileI bireft impprtire unb int Stanoe bin,
bic beFe unb reidbaItisffe gusmabI in Se;ng
auf lette Wlobe unb Stil ;u praientiren, ipie
4. 3. vSausb~ gapiiolia, Mirriau,, RbiIlis,
Senber, 8arrett, Waib Ca Belle, MeSoro,
Yrinseton, SoeaI, alice, Ssnnora. 8ursbe.
8ei uns finbst man bic neueiten Wuifer in
SutbeIab bon iebr gefdlligem StbI uub su
niebrisffeu Yrcilen-bon 35 ts. bis $1.b0.
Nne artsn aufpus. 8IideI, @eeren uno cine
pradtboqe ausmabI bon 8lumen &c.
i5d1er, in srobem 8orratb bonn einfadffen
bis gum eIesantefen, unb ;u allen greitn.
Serrerz0arOerobe.
gsir baben elm aussebcbnteS unb pradtbolles
enforcement bon Serren- Sberbembcu aus Per.
cal, ;n allen Treiien. Das beiie so st. Com.
mer Merino Semo, iemaIs i'm Wartte
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Geioell : Scpartement.

e@parssr unS farbissr aiIai, bon 80 gents
bis gu 50 90.
Suras Seibenifoffe in allen S9attirunsen
Az 10 Gents unb $500.
Gdpar3er uno farbiser @ros Grain au 75s.,
90 G., 81, S1.25 uno $50.
@eHreifte unb i9edise Sommsr. Seiben au
35, 40, so, 65, 20 unb 80 gents.
Gdparser unb farbiser Surab atlas, au
SO nno rs gents
&leioeritoff : 9epartenent.
Gommer. gaiimirc bie RuHs. Selling, alba'
troB, GRAPES. aIserienne Strsif Saftn DO.
@renaoine, Debege su allen Yreiien.
Gatins. seseidnet ober einfarbia su 10, Is,
20, 25, 80 uno 35 eents.
grinfle Geeriuders Su Z, 9, 1C, l2 uuo Is C..
@insbam in bibfdsr ausnabl au s, 10,
f2 Mnb is Gents
Sepbbr Giusbam su 90, rs unb 80 CO.
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s6- Wobin Sbr seben m0gt, iragt
nod SoHe Star Bier. Sanelbe
III Der Geiunbbeit boppelt 3utrdgli9 !:
es erIriift uno Itdrft.
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Oek6ol6 ii6er6eugt Gu6!

SIouneinss unO iiirfifdc auBsnranbfpiten
in Cream, @sib, Beige unb farbig.
Spaaiidje 6uimpure in SdwarS, Cream
unb Beige, uno pai1enbs Ginfaiiunsen.
Oamen.Saidentider tpeise, nit Gantaiie.
eiufaiIuna, 3ierranS unb Baden; sIci6fauS
cine idone auspabI bon Srauer.Sai@ent1'
6ern su allen Yreifen.
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a0- Bette Semoen fiir 81 bel q rs
coat & Sobn. llnteraeugl u rs
ter3eugi
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6ausbaltnngsitoffe.

GebIcidter Slid OamaF-su S5, 40, 45,
so Gents unb aufiuarts.
8rauner Damait su 25, 80, 80 unb so es.
Rotber Siirfifdsr Siid.Samaft-su 80, So,
40, so uno 60 Gents unb aufndrts.
Geblei1te uub unsebleidte Oamaii Sanb.
tiid,er, gutter @roBe, su s. 10, II, Is, 20 es.
unb aufparts. Grobe tirfifde 8abe.Sanbs
tiider su is, Is, 90 unb 25 Gents.
Gefrauifes Sanbtidsrseue, bon $40 gts.
Sbiten. Scrbanse su 123. Is, 20, %, 80
Gents uno aufpdrts.
Grnhirunnsffoffe All 10. u unb Is Gents.
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Goriett=9epartement.
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anmforos nisttaa, -
Grklarmmeem CHICKERING'S -GbeHHikerH.
leber bic RsiHbe 8arasli6le Royal Baking Powder
sd ad6m Baking Powder wes i pHen fus
sass goasas san
r3 EbrsYbate fhdbide euRanyn aobs Phi
Gs wiHmiauftae sbaa Baking r6as
g. u. Rott Phi d.
Royal Baking gtausReuns
asasesa 1875 I'm amn saeb @s ssr sns
tnrbern ner b0hee Nrcs ynetannt.
a%Sns Sssas sss a aS2 aaS sH
ben in her sanen sGt sa abdl setprsen.
anmertaneDa ctis Oaamm Ssrsl6swein d
Sdpupe mad
IN GypGimnte frsetban wh Bon 8funbbi enmm
bic sammt SuunssRdre Siucrunos 9i6l
sefnhen pcrnmmne
stre berR aumime
Gbruns Tc bab wennsh pfb ais
Ocr6tnen eOtn aet wet parmn @sau
aci1r Rubtari swib snjN Baking
wre cfca lnparhuitn bon hRfn Gtaiadcn ltem8m.
lir al rn pens bod macn Gusn se hamt nod nht aist
rnssNarts fnS as seftra& u miSen.
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a Sc. HaIr BRUSH 10. g. q welsbeiO's.
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turned the old negro, as his eyes lovingly
followed the boy into the adjoining room.
Five minutes later Virgil arose from the
table and passed into his sleeping apart.
ment. The light from tie moon fell upon
his brother, who. in his night-robe, was
kneeling beside the bed engaged in his
nightly devotions.
= Virgil approached the boy, and laying his
hand on the latter's head said:
Pray for brother Milton"
The lad raised his eyes wonderingly to his
brothers face and replied;
Il alwaysdo that, brother"
Then, bowling his head again, he resumed
his prayers. The strange, troubled manner
of his brother puzzled him exceedingly, and
fora time long time after he had gone to
bed he lay quietly watching Virgil, as the
latter sat at the window with his cheek
resting on his hand. At last, overcome
with WEAKNESS, the child fell asleep.
Uncle Jerry, having finished his supper,
had gone to his sleeping quarters on the top
most floor of the building more than half an
hour ago. Although early in the night, the
oppressive silence of the midnight hour
reigned throughout the building and on the
street. Deeply depressed, Virgil bowed his
head on the window sill and tried to pray
but no peace came in to his tortured soul. All,
all was dark. God and heaven seemed, oh, so
lol away! IT6SelUly NC sbIuCk Il lldUcn anu
look at his watch. 1t was $3.50 o'clock. At
10 the dueling party were to leave on the
express.
He approached the bed and dropped down
beside his sleeping brother. Passionately
he kissed the child's lips, cheek, brow and
hair. Lovingly he wound his arm around the
sleeper's neck, and pressing his cheek to the
little fellows, murmured in low, broken
accents:
ooh, Milton! Milton! My pure, lovely
brother! You will never know how dearly
your brother loved you! You came as an
angel in our sad home, and oh, how dark
would the latter years of my boyhood have
been had it not been for your presence, and
how you have cheered my manhood-been
a ray of Joy to me through all these years
Oh, God, if l should be killed, watch over
my little brotherl Let Thy presence, oh,
Lord, follow him through all the years of
his life, and at the hour of death receive
him into Thy everlasting restl Ii Thou hast
withdrawn Thyself from me, oh, Lord,
hear me, in the behalf of the one | love
dearer than all else on earth"
At this moment steps were heard in the
hall, and the voice of Warde viii pered
through the key hole:
''For Gods sake, come on, Paine It is
quarter to 10 o'clock, and if you don't hur-
ry up we shall miss the train. We have
barely time to reach the depot"
Il am ready, gentlemen" answered our
hero, and with loving, lingering look at
his sleeping brother, he joined his second
and surgeon in the hall, locking the door as
he passed out.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
A Pleasant Lemon Drink.

Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle. Sold
by druggists.
Prepared by H. MOTLEY, M. D., Atlanta,
Georgia.
n For biliousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nevous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplessness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir
For loss of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers chills and malaria take Lemon
Elixir, all of which diseases arise from a
torpid or diseased liver
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To the Public.
PrO|tctIs for SPRING and Summer 1883.

The unprecedented trade in Millinery Business dur
ing 1887 owing the constantly adding of Novelties and
the immense increase Of stock which is doubtless the
LARGEST OF ANY RETAIL MILLINERY AMERICA exclusive of
New York. and our three large floors cannot hold them
Already our importaons, DIRECT EUROPE,
irving and Our THIRD Floor opening NOVELTIES
FOR Spring AND SUMNER in RIBBONS FRENCH FLOWERS and
FEATHERS in the Mosr BEAUTIFUL and NOVEL SHADES We
sorry be compelled for want of room, to close
Winter Season soon which has been very successful
and from to-day all Felt Hats Fancy Feathers and
Trimmed Hats will be sold Our Ribbon Sale
will continue until further notice.
=. KROUSKOF'E,
MAMMOTH MILLINERY HOUSE
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NOT IN BED FOR SEVEN YEARS.
Sweet Sleep and Perfect Health Re-
stored by the Use of Prickiy Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium.
LAKE Cry, FLA, June "a, 1895.

LAKE CRY, FLA. June "A, 1885,
G. H. Newman, of Lake City, Fla, says
his wife has suffered for seven years
with a complication of diseases, Of
which Asthma was the most prevalent
She has not laid down in bed for seven
years He has expended all the money
his business has made him in that time
for medicine, physicians, etc, TO obtain
relief for her, but without any success
whatever. He was advised by phygi-
clans to try p. j. p. He finally did so,
expecting TO derive no benefit, but after
taking less than two bottles eriptions
appeared all over and she Immediately
began TO improve, and now her skin is
perfectly clear. She sleeps soundly
every night on an ordinary pillow and
her general health has not been better
in years. Mr.. Newman, who Is a mer-
chant In Lake City, Is very enthusiastic
over the cure and thinks il the grandest
blood purifier and tonic OF the age.
+. p. =. is home remedy: is no secret
but regular physicians prescription, pre-
pared in the most careful manner, and from
materials that are always fresh and reliable
L. +. Z. is the greatest Tonic in the market
For sale by all Medicine Dealers
DR.. WHITEHEAD can be consulted daily
at the office of the Company, Odd Fellows
Hall Building, lcitiOut charge Prescrip
tions and examination free. All inquiries
by mail will also receive his personal at
tention.
Don't buy that new pair Shoes until yol
have examined Joseph Rosenheim e. CO..
large stock They can fit Won IN any styl,
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-25
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-25

Don't buy that new pair Shoes until you
have examined Joseph Rosenheim e. Co. :
large stock. They can fit you in any style
and price
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-24
Kneeiing in the Mind.

The rain was coming down quietly at o'clock
last evening when the Salvation Army appeared
at the corner of Washington street and Virginia
avenue for the purpose of holding a meeting.
They stationed themselves in the middle of the
street, and three sang, while the fourth played
an accordion. Several hundred people had gath
cred in a few minutes, when there was sudden
ceasing Of the singing, and, on nod from the
captain. all knelt in the mud, while one led in
prayer There were a few more songs, after
which one attempted to exhort, but the curiosity
had been satisfied, and the variant workers
within fifteen minutes had to abandon their
meeting for want of an audience
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-24
This Weeks Anusements.

"a Rag Baby" with Frank Daniels in his
creation of cold Sport" and the original COM
pany, with new music and features, will be pre-
sented at the Grand tonight. tomorrow and
Wednesday evenings and at the Wednesday
matinee. A notable attraction will be at the
Grand the latter part Of the week in William
Gillett's new American drama, "Held by the
Enemy, a story of war times. which will be pre-
sented with the original New York cast, scenery
and accessories. Mr. Neil Burgess, a we'll known
and popular comedian. will be the attraction at
the Museum all this week. presenting every
night and at the matinees to-day Wednesday
and Saturday, his amusing play ''Vim." At the
other matinees Mr.. Burgess's company will APP
pear in ''Widow Bedott" This evening the new
ten-cent amusement enterprise, the Casino will
open at No IL North Mississippi street and will
continue each evening during the week. The
attractions of the place are varied and novel,
comprising the features of q circus and museum.
including ring performance by we'll known
acrobats and gymnasts and an exhibition of rare
freaks and curiosities.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-24
House of Representatives.

At the session on Saturday the Rev. r. e.
Neighbours OF the North Baptist Church, offered
prayer
Mr.. Jewett INTRODUCED bill to regulate the
charges of railroad companies for transportation
of freight, and to prevent seid companies from
favoring one party over another.
the quail bill was reported back by the com
mittee on agriculture. with the recommend alton
that it be amended as to make it lawful to
sell quail killed outside of the State. Concurred
in
On motion of Mr.. Gordon, amended by Mr.
Beasley, the report of the committee on the
livestock sanitary commission bill was made a
special order for Tuesday
After some discussion the report of the COM
mittee recommending that the bill to repeal the
fsh-ladder law be indefinitely postponed was
concurred in.
The committee to whom was referred the bill
fixing the weight of certain kinds of grain re-
ported, recommending amendment making
the weight Of seventy instead of sixty
eight pounds to the bushel.
On motion of Mr. Patton the report was laid
on the table
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-24
German Ladies, Benevolen. sociatv

At the last annual meeting of the German La
dies Benevolent Society the officers reported
that the membership is now three hundred.
The revenues, consisting of dues ami donations.
amounted, during the year, to 1912 10. The ex-
penses were $685.. 49, Seventy eight families,
widows and sick persons received support 1t
was resolved to express the thanks of the society
to all those who contributed to it Members
are requested to send their dues to members of
the collection committee or to Mrs Pink, No. lO3
North Meridian street., who is financial secre-
tary. The annual election of officers resulted as
follows: President. Mrs. Phil Rappaport; vice.
president, Mrs. Thilly; recording secretary, Mrs.
Emma Vonnegut; financial secretary, Mrs Pink;
treasurer, Mrs. Pauline Vonnegut